Developing a Simulated Intelligent Instrument to Measure User Behavior toward Cybersecurity Policies

Since the science of computer networks began, their use has increased and thus the need for it has increased in all areas of life until it has become a necessity. On the other hand, there are some risks that threaten institutions that rely on networks, especially when using the Internet. So, Institu...

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Published in:International journal of communication networks and information security 2021-04, Vol.13 (1), p.82-91
Main Authors: Alissa, Khalid Adnan, AlDeeb, Bashar A, Alshehri, Hanan A, Dahdouh, Shahad A, Alsubaie, Basstaa M, Alghamdi, Afnan M, Alsmadi, Mutasem K
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Bias
Computer networks
Confidentiality
Crime
Cybercrime
Cybersecurity
Gamification
Human bias
Infrastructure
Malware
Policies
Questionnaires
Security management
Security systems
Software
Threats
User behavior
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Summary:Since the science of computer networks began, their use has increased and thus the need for it has increased in all areas of life until it has become a necessity. On the other hand, there are some risks that threaten institutions that rely on networks, especially when using the Internet. So, Institutions struggle to protect themselves from threats and cybercrime. Therefore, they devote much attention to improving information security infrastructures. Users' behaviors were explored via a traditional questionnaire research instrument in a data collocate process. The questionnaire explores users' behaviors theoretically, so the respondents' answers to the questionnaire are insufficiently reliable, and the responses might not reflect actual behavior based on the human bias when facing theoretical problems. This study aims to solve unreliable responses to the questionnaire by developing a simulated intelligent instrument to measure users' behaviors toward cybersecurity policies in an experimental study using gamification.
ISSN:2073-607X
2076-0930